Harlem man Sean “Diddy” Combs goes Sneaker Shopping with Joe La Puma from Complex back in July 2017, at Stadium Goods in NYC. Continue Reading →
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Harlem’s Sean “Diddy” Combs Goes Sneaker Freak Shopping (Video)
Harlem man Sean “Diddy” Combs goes Sneaker Shopping with Joe La Puma at Stadium Goods in New York City. Continue Reading →
’Can’t Stop Won’t Stop: A Bad Boy Story,’ With Harlem Puff Daddy On Apple Music
The Harlem Puff Daddy documentary Can’t Stop Won’t Stop: A Bad Boy Story has debuted on Apple Music. Continue Reading →
Harlem’s Puff Daddy And The Family Reunite For Harlem Style Doc
As the biggest names from Bad Boy’s history prepare to celebrate the label’s 20th anniversary, the film traces the label’s emergence in Harlem and Brooklyn, follows its meteoric rise, explores the tragic killing of Biggie Smalls. Continue Reading →
Harlem Platinum Producer Dame Grease’s E-Moe And Cjenjkz “Dangerous” (Audio)
Platinum Producer and Harlem’s Dame Grease has been instrumental to a number of platinum, and critically-acclaimed albums. Continue Reading →
Diddy, Lil’ Kim To Perform At Tribeca Film Festival Screening Of ‘Bad Boy Story’ Doc
AM NY reports that Bad Boy Entertainment is taking over Tribeca Film Festival. Continue Reading →
The Timelessness Of The Photographs Of Kamoinge In Harlem
In 1963, the Kamoinge Workshop produced their first portfolio of photographs taken by members who made up the group. The portfolio included a statement that read: “The Kamoinge Workshop represents fifteen black photographers whose creative objectives reflect a concern for truth about the world, about society and about themselves.” Continue Reading →
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